John Kroft

9.3

This wine is outstanding. So soft and slight, but full of delicate nuance and depth. On the nose there’s that lovely petrol or rubber note that opens you up to the sweetness of the wine, but when you taste the attack is so gentle and the acidity so perfectly balances the rounder fruit notes that you end up with this magically cleansing lively mouthfeel. Ideal for Asian cuisine. This wine is perfect for adventurous curious drinkers to bring to their friends who swear they only like Sauv. Blanc. Dry and crisp enough that they’ll like it, but different enough that they’ll experience something new. — 6 years ago

Marla Frederick

10

Strong taste of peach which makes me salivate for impeachment. Perfect topper to a great news day. I can’t rank anything less than a perfect ten at this moment. — 8 years ago

Shaun Livesey

10

The longer it breathes the better it gets. Have with beef. — 9 years ago

Chris Wheaton

9.1

Bright and lucid raspberry fruit. Really enjoyed this one! — 9 years ago

Jan de Weerd

9.3

This wine is dry! There is not a touch of sweetness. But the tannins took us on a great ride from as soon as it touched your mouth to the lingering finish. Deep dark chocolate, pipe tobacco, dark, dried tart prune and date fruit providing a symphony with low baritone, echoing notes, giving this Malbec more structure than I have ever experienced. Harvested from one of the highest elevation vineyards on earth! — 9 years ago

with Tammy

Olivia

9.5

A new fav. Soft and fruity — 9 years ago

Lorni Monkface

9.6

Magical Fern Gully Wine. Smells super juicy nectar peachy bandaid. Gorgeous ombre glass peach / amber / dank rose. Funky floral with nice salinity and acidity. Ethereal and holy. Coast Nectar. No tannins. — 7 years ago

Josene Teng

9.4

Nice colour, fruity smell. Easy to drink. — 8 years ago

Chris

9.0

Awesome !It has a subtle start but finishes with a sharp spice, much like a visit to the washroom after a meal at Taco Bell. I enjoyed the wine. Hard to get a good handle of the different flavors! $22 — 8 years ago

Christine Havens

8.9

Baritone and lush, the 2014 Rock Wall Jack's Dry Creek Petite Sirah is a spicy melange of juicy black cherries, plums, cedar, and bay leaf. Inky and dark in the glass, this Sonoma County red is equally hedonistic on the palate, a riot of black fruit and ripe tannins pierced by a jaunty vein of acidity. 14.8% ABV | Sample — 9 years ago

Renita Millar

10

Really love this wine! Great flavour ! Caitlin try to find and try! — 9 years ago

with Caitlin

Big Wave Dave

9.4

Class. Beautiful subtle austere nose. Pavarotti on a trampoline - baritone but not heavy. Amazing complex fruit with super fine tannins and grip. Amazing. Sues 47th bday dinner Tartufo — 9 years ago

Christine Havens

8.9

As it's name suggests, the Torbreck Woodcutter's Shiraz is a baritone rumble of smoky blackberries, earthy firmament, black peppercorn and baking spices. The attack is juicy, but well-structured in firm, tightly-wound tannins. Really nice and one I'll want to reach for again, especially when grilling. Sample — 10 years ago

October Cleveland

9.2

More baskets of fun. — 7 years ago

Stanislav Lobanov

9.0

16.5/20 (90/100) Аромат вишневого варенья, бальзамика и ванили. Остаточный сахар отлично балансируется высоким уровнем кислотности. Приятное во вкусе. Занятное вино. — 7 years ago

Matt Cochrane

9.1

From the right gully on the right side of the right hill. Spectacular. — 8 years ago

Jason Brater

9.2

Dark red fruit, dark chocolate, cinnamon?, Some white pepper. Great stuff! — 9 years ago

with Heather

Frank Kuo

9.2

Nice color of shades of purple, a bit hazy, and a bit bloody red. Nose of nice leather, sweet oak, dried strawberry, sugar plum, and cherry. Taste is warm, leathery, cranberries, zesty, dried strawberries, and a tiny bit of hickory note. Aftertaste is smooth, basically no tannins, a bit zesty, a bit oaky, and medium long. She is lighter compared to usual Shiraz from Aussie. Overall, she is a tasty wine and enjoy her now. — 9 years ago

Bob McDonald

9.5

Similar notes to the Pipeclay Terrace except that Long Gully is sweeter, bigger and more dense than Pipeclay. — 9 years ago

Stacy Cloutier

9.6

Love this wine! Wish I could find it in the US. — 10 years ago